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| Born | November 16, 1964 |
| Hometown | Nanaimo, Canada |
| Net worth | $20 million |
| Height | 5'7" (1.71m) |
| Spouse | Elvis Costello (m 2003 - present) |
| Children | Dexter Henry Lorcan MacManus , Frank Harlan James MacManus |
| Parents | Adella Krall , Stephen James "Jim" Krall |
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Elvis Costello: "We still work with our hands and we still work with our wits"
- The troubadour reflects on family, his latest album and his collaborations with Burt Bacharach as he rehearses for his upcoming UK tour.
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- EntertainmentThe Guardian
Diana Krall: This Dream of You review – second to none
Diana Krall: This Dream of You review – second to none(Verve) Tommy LiPuma’s Midas touch emanates from this elegant record, which puts Krall’s extraordinary talent in full view
- EntertainmentThe Telegraph
Diana Krall interview: 'Elvis's health scare was frightening'
Like the rest of us, the Costello-Kralls were becoming used to a little more freedom. The kids had started back at school, albeit for half the week, mum was able to go back to work almost full-time, and dad was preparing for a quick dash to visit his elderly mother for the first time in months. And then, last week, the shutters started coming down again. “My husband, Elvis Costello,” Diana Krall begins, spelling it out unnecessarily, “is here now, but he was supposed to see his mom in Liverpool
- CelebrityThe Independent
Johnny Mandel death: Tributes to ‘genius’ M*A*S*H composer and arranger
Johnny Mandel, the Oscar-winning composer of the theme song to M*A*S*H, has died at the age of 94.The American songwriter was regarded as one of the foremost composers and arrangers of the 20th Century.
- NewsEvening Standard
Diana Krall - Turn Up the Quiet, review: ‘Elegance and understated flair’
Blue Skies. Night and Day. I’ll See You In My Dreams. According to the press notes, Diana Krall has had these tunes on her mind for a while.
- NewsThe Guardian
Tommy LiPuma obituary
In a career that ran from the 1960s to the present, Tommy LiPuma, who has died aged 80, worked in music publishing as a record company executive and producer. One of his most significant achievements was Natalie Cole’s album Unforgettable … With Love (1991), a multiple Grammy-winner that topped the US charts and sold more than 14m copies worldwide.
